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    large cultural divide. The roles of Prince Hamlet and King Hamlet, the ghost, will both be played by female actors. This will change all of their pronouns to female- she/her/hers- including their titles. Hamlet character will now be a very ruggish tomboy will still enjoys the adventurous life of a prince, rather than a princess. Hamlet is small in stature, but remains one of the strongest characters in the place. Her mother, Queen Hamlet, is rather similar to young Hamlet, she is a tall woman…

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    clearly seen through the protagonist Scout and her brother Jem Finch as they grow up and mature in 1930’s Alabama. There are many examples of Scout and Jem growing up in the novel. None more significant than Scout’s development from behaving like a tomboy to understanding the traditional values of Southern Womanhood, Scout’s rapid change in view of the town ‘villain’ Boo Radley and Jem’s maturation from a young mischievous boy to a mature young man. All of the changes combine to highlight the…

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    Transgender men and women Although the presence of heteronormativity is especially strong within the context of heterosexual men and women, there are still some components of heteronormativity that are very much evident in the responses given concerning transgender men and women, regardless of the fact that one of the components—gender reflecting biological sex—is challenged through the very existence of transgender people. When asked about his thoughts on transgender people, David…

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    Scout Finch Quotes

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    County has recently been told that it had nothing to fear but fear itself” (Ch. 1, Pg. 6). Well, I chose to do about Scout because I think that she is a really interesting and a funny character as she also likes to be like a boy not a girl. Scout is a tomboy, intelligent and adventurous character. I will be explaining and gibing some evidence (quotes) from the book to proof that what I am saying is correct. Body 1:…

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    major themes of the story. By using the perspective of a misfitting tomboy Scout, Lee vividly painted out the reality of women’s role of life in a typical Southern town during the early 1900s. Through the struggles Scout faced growing up as a girl, one can see, from the eyes of an innocent kid, how “being a lady” was defined as and judged for back in the day.…

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    which “define” a young girl, don’t apply to or interest a girl, like Staggerlee? These girls are often given the nickname, tomboy, which is defined as, “[…] the girlhood performance of masculinity” (393 Hintz, Tribunella). Playing outdoors, having an independent spirit, the tendency to wear masculine clothes, and the act of adopting boyish nicknames all define the term tomboy. However, although these terms exist they go against what is portrayed by society, as the “right” way of doing things,…

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    Atticus Father Quotes

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    As I am reading the story, I am Characterizing Atticus in two different ways. First, Atticus is a good father. One reason that he is a good father is that he is flexible and open minded. For example, most parents do not let their children run around all day without supervision. According to Mrs. Dubose, “It was heartbreaking the way Atticus Finch let her children run wild”(Lee 133). This quote shows that it is not normal to let your children be more independent, therefore resulting in Atticus…

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    Despite her father’s insistence early in the story that she run around with her brothers to protect her health, he later tells her that women have their own place in society and that she should welcome it and set aside the freedom she experiences as a tomboy. At the end of the novel, Caddie begins to embrace the role she is expected to play since Mr. Woodlawn parents Caddie by combining masculine and feminine roles and traits. He teaches Caddie that she does not have to completely occupy only…

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    would play with mainly boys instead of girls, getting into video games and not into makeup, how I would rather play outside and get sweaty and dirty instead of staying inside with all the girls and doing each other’s hair, etc. I was considered the tomboy in my family, and I began to think what’s so wrong with it because I eventually would find friends at school who would think and like the same things I would. So, even with my mother’s disapproval, I would do the things I enjoyed. But of…

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    Critically Analysis Essay Looking beautiful from inside is the self-confident we all like to carry on every day, whether it’s for first day of school or attending for an interview. In reality, it is all about conquering the impression of others by gaining their friendly confident which overall shaped by the personal choice that is based on the identity. The experiences of Queen Latifah has showed that true beauty comes from making good personal choices. Indeed, Firoozeh Dumas has also sent us…

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